18th
Century A.D.as foreseen by NostradamusCHRONOLOGICAL ORDER OF THE
QUATRAINSaccording to the conclusions of the authors
of the JCL Editions
books used(i.e. Jean Guernon & Michel Dufresne
- JCL Copyright)

4,17 : The end premature of the duke
of Burgundy, Louis of France (1682-1712), and his/her/its tentative of
reform of the kingdom by interposed him of the feather of his/her/its famous
collector, Fénelon.

8,89 : the mysterious end of the three
successive dolphins to the crown of France in 1711 and 1712. Philippe of
Orleans pointed of the finger by the population as responsible potential
of these disappearances. The intervention of the duke to make break the
will of Louis XlV,en1715. Life and the death of the famous Regent under
Louis XV.

8,32 : The schemings led by the nephew
of Louis XIV, Philippe of Orleans, to impose himself on the throne of France.
Deaths at repetition (1712) within the royal family take the political
murder pace. The extinction of the reigning dynasty of Bourbons, in 1836.

5,38 : The murder of the czar Pierre
III by Catherine's friends. The eviction of their Paul sons of the throne
and the hold in charge of Russia by the tsarina after his death, her son
Paul reaches the power and enact, for the future, the application of Salic
law salique.

8,15 : The advent of Catherine II of
Russia (1762) and the big reform enterprise to reinforce the country at
the expense of the empire of Austria and Turks. The annexation of the Crimea
and views of the empress on the oriental Mediterranean (1783).

10,69 : The reign of Catherine II. The
queen's sister in room will choose Catherine as wife to the future emperor.
Catherine took part, with her favorite Orlov, to the conspiracy and was
proclaimed empress under the name of Catherine II, July 8, 1762. Pierre
III forced to abdicate dared neither to resist nor to run away. He was
driven to Ropcha where he was put to death a short time thereafter.

6,57 : Louis XVI threatened by the Revolution.
Efforts agreed by Necker to re-establish the situation. The lightning rise
of Robespierre and the crucial years having taken to the abolition of the
French monarchical regime (1774-1794).

8,100 : The little attention given to
his function and the innocence demonstrated towards his peers provoke the
fall of Louis XVI. Accession to the power of humblest and decay of the
nobility of the country. The cruel end of the monarch, in 1793.

6,52 : The flight of Louis XVI and Marie-Antoinette
to Varennes (1791). Subterfuges used to deceive guards. The intervention
of Pius VI to prevent the civil Constitution of the clergy to the first
days of the Revolution The known rigorous winter the same year.

8,23 : The treason of Mirabeau put in
evidence by the discovery of his secret correspondence with Marie-Antoinette
(1792). Accusations reaches the minister of the lnterior, Jean-Marie Roland
of The Platière, to have destroyed supposedly some compromising
letters.

4,83 : The assault of the French people
on Tile works (10 August 1792). The downfall of Louis XVI and the violent
contradictory emotions felt by the population. The treason of the duke
of Orleans, Philippe Égalité.

10,4 : The desertion of the famous Marquis
of La Fayette, at midnight, in the Camp of Sedan in August 1792, his capture,
his return in France 7 years later, and his personal legend in the history
of France.

4,64 : Philippe Égalité,
the noble become bourgeois by challenge towards Louis XVI. His internment
and his execution in spite of his allegiance to the Revolution. The seizure
of his possessions by the new regime.

9,24 : The false rumor of the escape
of Louis XVII passing ear in ear in all Paris, and the hypothetical role
of nuns of the St-Denis cloister denying it, letting no hold to the numerous
pretender lust to the throne that, in 1795 pretended to have received the
king titles it of Dauphin.

9,58 : The murder by Fouché,
according to of instructions given by Robespierre, St-Just and Couthon
of their living, of M., Petitval and of six other people to Vitry, April
21, 1796, because they would possibly have facilitated the flight of the
Dauphin Louis XVII. Physicians called to the bedhead of the child of the
temple, Desault, Ghoppart and Doublet that die in the week that followed
and of other "appropriate" murders of potential witnesses.

9,98 : The federalist war of 1793-94
and, among others, of the siege of Lyons in 1793. The capitulation of Lyons
October 9, the stern repression under orders of Couthon, Fouché,
and Colot d'Herbois that will make 15 000 deaths again. The recapture of
Toulon, December 15. And in short, in January 1794, the conventional Fréron
finishes the purification the Marseillais, operation named San Name,
with some 400 executions.

9,51 : The beginnings of the French
Revolution, its condemnation by the Vatican and most countries of the world
since 1791. The regime of terror of Robespierre that will eliminate all
objectors in France as well as all those that will have pushed him in the
beginning.

5,57 : The first military utilization
of the Montgolfière to the battle of Fleurus (1794). The signing
of the treaty of Tolentino. The Vatican loses several of his possessions.
The tragic end of Pius VI in Valencia.

4,90 : The capture of Milan and Pavie
by the Napoleonic armies (1796). The strategic mistake of Colli, Piedmontese
general, that lost the battle of Turin istead of retreating temporarily
to wait for the Austrians. Pavie delived to the soldiers of Bonaparte and
the famine that resulted some for inhabitants of the city.

5,26 : Napoléon Bonaparte named
general in chief of the army of Italy (1796). The complete destitution
of troops that were confided to him. The success of the campaign. The French
armies recover their dignity by conquests unexpected of the small Corsican.

5,50 : Napoléon Bonaparte named
general in chief of the army of Italy. Conquests of the future emperor
in the north of Italy in 1797 and in Egypt the following year. His attempt
to crush the Ottomans at the very doors of Syria.

6,73 : Napoléon Bonaparte and
his lightning conquest of Italy of the North. The clergy and the middle
class of the pope's States react against the too easy submissiveness of
duchies of Parma and Modena. Creation of Republic Cisalpine in spite of
the contrary promises of the young general (1797).

7,27 : The first campaign of Italy and
the depredation of art masteropieces ordered by the Directoire, The pope
Pius VI, attacked in his States feared that France comes to destitute him.
Ferrare in the center of the invader's desires.

8,33 : The submissiveness of Verona
and Vicenza, in 1797, mark the beginning of Bonaparte's lightning political
career. The treaty of Campoformio confirms the submissiveness of the Directoire
to the wills of the young general. The transfer of Venice to Austria takes
the pace of vengeance. After the coup d'etat of the 18 Brumaires (1799),
Napoléon sees to grant himself the not very flattering nickname
of short cropped (hair) one (? petit tondu).

8,88 : Charles-Emmanuel IV of Savoie
dispossessed of the Piedmont by French, in 1798. His exile and his reign
of three years on the only territory given up by the enmemy: the-Sardinia.
The symbolic support received by him on behalf of the Bourbons of ltalie.
His resignation in 1802 and his entrance with the Jesuits.

5,2 : Napoléon Bonaparte named
general in chief of armed them of Italy. Plot of Royalists against the
directed triumvirate by Barras (1797}. The political ascension of Sieyès
and the assassination attempt that he undergoes in 1799.

4,4 : The Second Campaign of ltaly and
the defeat of the Second Coalition put up against Napoléon Bonaparte.
Italy left to its fate. The political schemings then led in France. The
appropriate presence of Talleyrand.

8,60 : Napoléon Bonaparte imposes
himself in Italy of the North, then Paris, after his coup d'etat of the
18 Brumaire. The pomp of the imperial court after 1804. The fall of the
empire dedicated by the Battle of Nations (16-19 October 1813) in Leipzig
in Germany.

The creation of the Republic of
Switzerland and the battle of Aboukir (1798)

4,9 : The creation of the Republic of
Switzerland. The city of Geneva excluded of the understanding intervened
(1798). The naval confrontation of Aboukir (1st August) and the tactics
dared of the admiral English Nelson. The defeat and the death of the commander
of the French fleet.